Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 22

't IC Vv I ggf Nat Ng 1 -22A 1981 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM TUESOAY EVENING MARCH 17 1981 1 I Sears I DALE CARNEGIE COURSE Hunt for remains resumes Houston pczir say state took land (ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR NEXT aAss) Self Confidence Leadership Enthusiasm sII Your Ideas Overcome Audience fear Human Relations Control Worry Memory Effective Speaking (Ail Included) See how this famous course can benefit you! FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 4 4 i i i I A A I 4 4 4 4 CORRECTION In our ad of the Star-Telegram on Sunday March 15 the price wu incorrect for the Spectrum Motor Oil the ad should have read 89c qt We apologize for this trti7 83-1-0018 Presonted by Don Day Associa tea By TOM ANDERSON the Darrington prison unit has offered a crew of Star-Telegram Writer convicts to help clear the area Fort Worth detectives George Hudson and LE it's a big area" Ratliff said "it's wooded swam- DV Anderson returned to a swamp near Alvin this snake and mosquito-infested" The area investigators want to search was morning to resume their search for the remains of mped dry last week "but it filled back up We three Port Worth girls who disappeared two days got to look in it and that's all" Ratliff said before Christmas in 1974 In some of the area investigators have dug down The detectives are making their third search of as far as 3 feet into the mushy ground but Ratliff -the brushy isolated area about eight miles south- said this time "we're going to go through it with east of Alvin hoes and dig about 3 inches" Last week four investigators from Fort Worth How long the investigators remain will "depend plus Brazoria County sheriff's deputies and other on how much manpower we get" and how success-officers searched a week and found one human ful the search is Ratliff said bone that has been identified as part of an upper If the current search is not productive it could leg bone be the final search of the area for remains They also found several other bone fragements While investigators believe that skeletal that have not yet been identified mains found in the area in 1976 are those of the The three Mary Rachel Trlica 17 Lisa Renee missing girls identification cannot be completed Wilson 14 and Julie Ann Moseley 9 disappeared until investigators can find one additional skull 'I 'while Christmas shopping at Seminary South Dec and teeth to compare with the missing girls' dental --'23 1974 records Major Case Sgt JR Ratliff said this morning "The only thing so far is they're human (bones) 4 l' "We got a lot of area cleared" but added there is there's been no identification yet 4 'Still a large section of land to be examined "We feel this is the best lead that could be the ell A Texas Department of Corrections official from girls" Ratliff said 4 1 LI I Nift I tit 044 VI Alpyi Ai )s-(K Ati I 7 PIIP 10100 4 lv vskyogip itlp I 1 I I I -tt- 41110 a a HOUSTON (AP) A Houston woman says the Texas General Land Office took 75 acre' of Leon County land in 1961 that had been in her family nearly a century "They never even sent us a letter saying they were taking our land" Hattie Mae Bundrick said Monday "Never even said thank you Not to thisday" The Houston Chronicle reported today the land Mrs Bundrick and her brother Robert Hebert inherited is part of a Leon County area in dispute because of a century-old legal technicality failure of the state to issue a patent or title before all public lands became part of the Permanent School Fund by legislative action in 1900 An elderly Jewett couple Mr and Mrs Jessie Johnson reported last week the same problem has placed them in danger of losing 120acres of Leon County land they have lived on and paid taxes on since 1928 Mrs Bundrick said tax notices on the 75 acres have been received as late as January from the Leon County tax office She said she first learned about the problem when she saw a 1961 classified advertisement in which the state was putting the land out for lease "We lost 75 acres of land that was producing oil land that my great-granddaddy had settled sometime around the end of the Civil War" she said '1 A 0 (4A 'r OVER 600 EXHIBITORS FLORISTS NURSERYMEN GARDEN SUPPLIERS Featuring Garden Patios Films Lectures Table Show FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 14 104 1-6 Sponsored by: Fort Worth Garden Club and Fort Worth Park and 1 Recreation Dept 'TORS RYMEN LIERS 5 Patios lowers SUNDAY 1-6 OVER FLORISTS i6T7 EXHIBITORS itt GARDEN 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